<\/span><\/h3>\nThe simplest way to capture the value of a selected radio button in JavaScript is by accessing the checked<\/strong> property of the radio button element. Here\u2019s an example:<\/p>\n
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\nlet selectedValue = document.querySelector('input[name=\"option\"]:checked').value;
\nconsole.log(selectedValue); \/\/ prints the selected value
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\n<\/pre>\nThis code uses the querySelector()<\/strong> method to select the radio button by its name attribute. The checked<\/strong> property determines if the radio button is selected, and the value<\/strong> property retrieves the selected value.<\/p>\nRemember to substitute “option”<\/strong> with the actual name of your radio button group in the code above.<\/p>\n